Alexander Isaac has been pushing for a move to Liverpool this summer, accusing Newcastle of breaking his promise
Alexander Isaac was told to “smash” a training session in Newcastle in an attempt to force a move to Liverpool. Isaac is eager to leave Newcastle this summer, with the Magpie denied a £110 million bid from Liverpool.
Things have escalated recently after ISAK issued a statement claiming the club had broken its promise, but Newcastle fought back by claiming “has never been made by a club official who could leave.”
Newcastle also said “there are no conditions for sales this summer,” and “we do not anticipate that those conditions will be met.” Former Premier League striker Troy Deaney is now squeezing the situation, suggesting Isaac should try to “scratch” his training.
Deeney used that tactic to force a move from Walsall to Watford, recalled in a column for Sun.
“In private, my agent told me, “You have to make a fuss here. You’re going back to training and you’re going to do all the running, but you’re going to have to ruin the session as soon as the ball gets involved, you’re going to have to kick the ball.
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“It was really tough. You go home feeling guilty. It’s an ad for no reason and burns the bridge for the person you like.
“This is a career-changing, career-defining move. It’s going from Newcastle to one of the biggest clubs in Liverpool’s world football. It’s likely to win a major title.”
It is still unclear whether ISAK will get his move, but Newcastle boss Eddie Howe suggests that the saga will “end pretty quickly.” “He won’t be part of the team this weekend,” Howe said ahead of Newcastle’s clash with Liverpool on Monday.
“The club must act in Newcastle United’s best interests, which appears to be coming to an end in every situation or ends pretty quickly.
“It was a sad moment. My preference is that these things don’t happen publicly. They’re better dealt with behind closed doors. But the needs are necessary. The club spoke justly in the moment.
“He’s signed to us. He’s our player. My hope is that he plays on Monday. He’s not. That’s a shame.
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